Established in 1976, Lockton Singapore delivers customized solutions and deep expertise in a wide range of industries that covers finance, healthcare, education, hospitality, food & beverage, technology and more. We would welcome the opportunity to share how Lockton Singapore can make a difference to you. Contact us to learn more about our global, cost-effective solutions designed to meet your organizational needs.

The Lockton Story is Different

Jack Lockton founded Lockton Companies in 1966 because he saw an opportunity to change the way insurance brokers do business. He offered something the other brokers could not: an unwavering commitment to clients and a caring culture.Learn More

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Welcome to Lockton Singapore

Established in 1976, Lockton Singapore delivers customized solutions and deep expertise in a wide range of industries that covers finance, healthcare, education, hospitality, food & beverage, technology and more.

We would welcome the opportunity to share how Lockton Singapore can make a difference to you. Contact us to learn more about our global, cost-effective solutions designed to meet your organizational needs.

Lockton Singapore Contacts

Fred Boles

Frederic Boles

CEO Lockton Singapore

General Inquiries

Get in touch

enquiry.asia@lockton.com

Latest News & Insights

The widespread availability of OpenAI has led businesses to integrate it into their daily operations. While intended to aid people and improve work efficiency, a Deloitte AI ethics survey suggests that machine learning is prone to inherent biases and imperfections. The algorithm learns from provided examples to achieve desired outcomes, aiming for optimization. AI Errors and Accountability

AI Errors and Accountability

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The widespread availability of OpenAI has led businesses to integrate it into their daily operations. While intended to aid people and improve work efficiency, a Deloitte AI ethics survey suggests that machine learning is prone to inherent biases and imperfect ...
AI Errors and Accountability

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Lockton, the world’s largest independent insurance brokerage, is pleased to announce two important promotions from within the organization. Effective from 1 May 2024, Suradee Malaiarisoon, Senior Director Major Accounts, will assume the role of Chief Executive Officer, Lockton Thailand, while Julio Camanag, Director Major Accounts, will be appointed as Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Lockton Thailand.Lockton, the world’s largest independent insurance brokerage, is pleased to announce two important promotions from within the organization. Effective from 1 May 2024, Suradee Malaiarisoon, Senior Director Major Accounts, will assume the role of Chief Executive Officer, Lockton Thailand, while Julio Camanag, Director Major Accounts, will be appointed as Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Lockton Thailand.

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Errors in the labelling and packaging process are one of the main drivers of product recalls in the global food and drink sector. Where such events occur, their impacts for businesses can be devastating – including consumer harm, financial loss, and reputational damage. As regulation tightens around labelling and packaging, and with a worsening economic climate driving potential errors, businesses must take steps to ensure their processes are robust.Errors in the labelling and packaging process are one of the main drivers of product recalls in the global food and drink sector. Where such events occur, their impacts for businesses can be devastating – including consumer harm, financial loss, and reputational damage. As regulation tightens around labelling and packaging, and with a worsening economic climate driving potential errors, businesses must take steps to ensure their processes are robust.
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